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Month End Special Sale on small lots of
Seasonable Merchandise.
LONG SILK GLOVES 98c
Black and While, all sizes and a good
value at $1.50.
$2.00 GRAY SILK HOSE $1.48
Pine Silk Gray Ho.e in all size?, me
dium and lifiht, also a few Field
Mouse color. Special Sale price $1.48
$1.00 GRAY LISLE HOSE 75c
Light and Medium Gray in fine lisle
and a good value at $1.00.
Sale price
DRESS GINGAMS 39c
Standard Quality Dress Ginghams in
Fancy and Plain Colors, 27-in. wide.
Extra Special 39c yd.
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prove that he waa not enllnted In the
xnny for flnanrlnl Rain, IVank IVok
(if (llllettr, Wyo., pri-K-uted a auven
menicer tourliiK car to the loral re
crultlnx illation when ho waa accept,
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DAY COMES, I BELIEVE THE SHOES I
SELL AND THE SERVICE I GIVE WILt
MAKE YOU A STEADY CUSTOMER.
The Bootery
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713 Main St
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ONE LOT CHILDREN'S HATS 98c
Odd lots of Hats that sold up to $2.25.
Special Sale price 98c
ONE LOT WOMEN'S HATS $5.00
Regular prices have been SG.05 to
S8.DG. Odd lots, Special Sale
price . .... .$5.00
CHILDREN'S HOSE 39c
Black and White Ribbed Hose, sizes
G to 10. Special Sale price ...39c
KAYSER KNIT UNDERWEAR
SPECIALLY PRICED
A complete line of Cotton and Lisle
Vest and Union Suits in all styles.
Month End Special
10 per cent Off Regular Price
bpecial
75c
tlllery I'eck, who lia acted n fore,
man on many larRe ranrhea In thl
pnrt of the country, aald that he de
aired to aecure the advantaRe offered j
by the educational claanea und voca-1
tlonnl tralnlnR icboola lu the nrmy i
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Kln Juta of Sweden U aald to
be. the only monarch ever known to
wear eye-Rlawea on State occaaloo.
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MONITO
STOCKINGS
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forJMGmorizl ZQt-
riiico u bouituot or wreath of our Frnsh
Cut Flowora on tho grnvo of your departed
loed ones. Our Floweru aro homo Rfown.
Vj' KLAMATH FLORAL CO.
Phono JIII7-M 11104 K. Main
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Arrannementa ore complete fo,r the
r0RnK rlPrCea of tho Sacred 'Heart
'choo, wn)ch w, b hflIlj Frlriay
(lonmrrow) evenlnR at Inoiwnite
'IVIIcnn hotel. The principal nddrca
, will be Riven by the Iter, T. J. Ilrady
of Ukevlvw. Mlaa Ilu ry Slack.
, who Rradnate In munlc, will read an
eaaay on "Huaalan Folk 8onRa and
Dancea," illtiatrated by appropriate
musical aelectlona by tho clan.
l'arenta und frlenda of tho achiol
tare natured of a hearty wetcomo '.ml
uiv) eurneatly urRed to attend Fol
low IllK la the preRrnm: i,
'oerturc, Suppe Opal Cnrdollund
' Violet dale.
"Uy llendemeer'a Stream." Ilrewer
Clna,
MooullRbt Sonata Op. 27, No. 2, Dee
thoven Klliabeth ItamHby.
Intermezzo, Cndman Ada Hall and
Itnmoim Hull.
Valae In O Flat. Ch-pln Kathryn
I'lrlch.
"Thou Art I.tko Onto a Flower." Itu
benateln Florence Klllott and
Clarice Klllott.
SonR of thn Lark, Tchalkovaky Clar
ice Klllott.
Ituntllng of Spring. Slndlng Flor
ence Klllott.
(a)Nocturne Op. 37, No. 2, Chopin;
(b) Kallor'a Song Op. 65, No., 5,
MacDowell Kilzubeth Hamaby.
"Ave Keglna Coelorum," Plol-CUr-Icc
Klllott, Ada Hall, Florence .El
liott. Hamona Dull. Blanche Steph
en!, Elizabeth Hamaby.
"Kuaalan Folk and Folk Lore," Ea
aay" lla Fay Slack.
Illustrating Music
Ruthenlun Folk Song, Elvira Ander
son. ItUBBlun Folk Sengs: (n) "Suow
flakoa." (b) "Sleep Little Treas
ure" Violet Oalo, Hlaucho Steph
ens,
llarcnrollo Op. 37, No. 6, Tchnlkov-
Bky Florence Elliott,
rollchlnollo, Ittichmnnlnoff Uonova
(llcun.
l'rt'ludu In 0 Sharp Minor, Uuchman-
Inoff Wlvo Wlthrow and Opal
Cnrdwoll.
ItUHsIn National Hymn Class. First
violin, Walter Ilannon; second,
Anita Lnwrenco; third, lllchurd
Hoguo; piano, lla Fay Slack.
Address Huy, T. J. Ilrady, Lnko
vlew, Oregon.
Ornduntlon honors contorred on
Miss Iln Fay Slack.
Cortlflcato fr hookkooplng,n Ed
ward Dervnn.
London has 303 theatres, music
halls and motion plcturo houses.
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CHICK FEED, GROWING MASH,,
BONE FATTENING MASH, ALFALFA MEAL,
WHOLE AND CRACKED CORN
CHINESE' STATESMAN
FLAYS JAPAN POLICY
(Continued from Page 1)
province nnd they Mill come by tlio
shipload. "
Thin, mild Dr. Chow, docs'not )ook
llko evidence of Reed fuflh on tho
purl of Japsn, which has asserted
that Hhantung will bo restored to
Chirm tit tho proper lime. And, In
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the nlulnest language, no Mia mni
thu Hiutcmuan of China did not ac -
cfpt n single Japanese promise
worth tint slightest attention,. for Ihol
diplomacy of Japan was a proven poi-
lev of hint? IntrlRiie.
icy or img '"'"
We do not believe them, he iiH,
"any mory than you people hero
would believe the statement of any
proved llar.V
ino Keynote i me "-- uu..."-.
although not plainly expressed, wan
necessity for continued support of
China by tho United Stale, so that)
, ., , , 0,i -,,.. rhlnai
when the hour of need conn China
muy grappie wiw iir u (.. .....-..- 2r-27
(and obviate tl. alternative of the
'United Stale b-lm: embroiled In n FOR HAM: Oft TRADE
'war with a strongly Ii.trci.ched and J;Ots 33. 391 and 39... block 113.
I , . v,nm..n, ( Mill Addition. Will trado for equity
arrogant Japanese government. , rrMn0f Cft)f ( ,nipr0Te(, or BnIm'.
A more brilliant apeaker has nott,)rove(1 Addrena J. M. PlatU, 112S
uddreaced n Klamath Kalla audience IT St., Kreano, Calif. 2C-tf
In a Uiir time than this Chlneao
atnteamnn. acholnr nnd editor. The lt HALB-Lot, 1.8.5.7 In block
large audience of over
men and women who
a thouaand
neam in,
ciir.w luat nlitht can not help but be
better cltlzona aa a reiult of hlf
lecture.
The mimic at Chautauqua lost
nlitht waa fumlabed by the Morrlaon
Rlrl eiitcrtalnera, Th proRram pre
aeiited by tbeae four young ladles
w one of the finest musical pro
grama yet Riven on Chautauqua.
Their program la distinguished by an
originality seldom found In a musical
company. The old fashioned songs
and atorlea given by the Morrlaon
glrla In the afternoon were equally as
pleasing aa the program given last
night.
Today Taylor's singing band of
ChlcaRO under the direction of High
C. Taylor will give two concerts J
afternoon and evening.
Aa an added featuro Tom Corwlne,1 eathcr belting, one black'amltb out
the polyphonlst. or Imitator of fit, two spark arresters, oni com-
aounda. will appear both this after-
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1 AT THE THEATERS1
The name of Constance Talmadge,
who la universally admired by screen
patrons for her fascination, person
ality and charm -of manner, will soar
even higher Into the milky way of
film stars when the public views her
performance In tho role of Suzanne
Krcoll In her litest Select picture.
"Experimental Marriage." which can
bo seen at the Star Theatre tonight.
She la winsome, cmirmlng out!
beautiful and scorea In this pic turn
as ono of the screen's cloerest com
ediennes. There la something re
freshing about her work on the
screen, and In "Experimental Marri
age," In which ho Is again p-erent-cd
by Lewis J. Selznlck. ahe Is ho'
suited to the role portrayed. httt the
Illusion Is perfect nnd the spectator i
almost forgets that he Is lookliiR at
a representation of an Imnglr.ary
character.
Tho story concerns tho advjntit'cs
of a young widow, who, fearing to
again bind horsolf down by a mairl
nge contract und destroy K'r liberty
and promising career a a null rag
leader, marries a liaii'.somo jouni;
lawyer only on the condition turn
they live as man and wifo during the
time elupslng between Friday night
and Monday morning of iMCh week
Many Interesting compile itlons de
velop from their novel married life.
Tho picture Is a corner and woll
worth seeing.
KLAMATH GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Is located on The Esplanade
away from the noise, sur
rounded by one of the most
beautiful views in the world.
This Hospital is fully equip
ped to handle the most diffi
cult cases and has a staff of
physicians, that insure .the
high character, and effi
ciency of the institution.
STAFF
DR. E. D. JOHNSON
DR. O. Hi MERRYMAN
DR. T. O. CAMPBELL
DR. UEORQB I. WR10HT
DR. B: D. LAMIl
DR. H. D. LLOYD STEWART
HEMS CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE Real Estate
HIXTll 8T. CXHlNKlt
We have a special price on a Sixth
St, f.orner near the factories, with
ICC. lu on Sixth, 231 ft. on spur,
about HO ft. on Market. Thcro Is a
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on name nnd pavement on two sides,
ITho price In 112,500 on' very wf
(orifii fll.irl in atinvr Vnti f'nil nf
; W... hi' ihnnii bb. Chilenta
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20-27
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l'on SAI.K Neat three-room bung-
0W nnrt hiK Icvc, it on 0ak Ave,
ncftr N)nlh Non.rcM(lcnt 0WMr ,g
mnknK gpt.cni price of 11900 for
i quick salo. Some term. Chllcote
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"mn' " ,aln a, jnonc
foh ham:
S-rooin house and bath on paved
direct, 3 block from Main street.
I'rlco reasonable. Call at McMllllan
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Chestnut, Long lleacb, California.
24-29
LOTS A few good lota In Hot Spinga
auumon. a row ten on (snipping
ton pavement but going fast. Lots
of lots between the depot and Mills
addition. Prices right, terms 10 per
cent cash, bal. 3 payments. Phone
W. M. Montellus, 1303 Main St. 1-tf
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Houehold furniture,
Including rugs, china closet, din
ing table, oil beater, etc. 103 Pine
St., Phone 2GSR. 2C-27
JERSEY COW for sale. Phone 2CCR
2C-27
FOR HALE
TEXTS TEXTS TEXTS
I TT R (nVAPfimaNf I Ant as Phhh..
Plcte lighting system. Ma Welns,
" ne' iswauna not Factor
DrjkJ
FOR SALBt-I.) C. 8. course com
plete. aaaj:Eng1necrlng, new; cost
$110. WW sell for less than half,
or will trade. Imqulre Pastime Bil
liard Parlor. 2C-2S
Model 00 Overland touring car.
used one season. Freshly painted
and as good as new. A real bareain.
Call at Central Garage. 24-2?
FOR SALE Holsum bread lie a
loaf.
SI-OT CASH riAHKKT GROCERY
822 Klamath Ave.
T Why. Pay More T
May H-Juno 14.
Special Sale on 'groceries and
flour. Spot Cash Basket Grocery.
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FOR SALE The Horald will place
your message In the hands of over
9.000 readers evory night for only
five cents a line.
OALVANIZED IRON Skv Lights and
Cornices made at 1023 Main street
, L. N. Haines.
19-tf
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOR RENT Space In these columns
at five cents a line a day. A line
hei Is read by thousands every
night.
MISCELLANEOUS
EXPERT FORD and Chevrolet re
pairing. I have a tinier that will
put Jazz In your Ford . Chas. Sllva.
230 Main St., at Oxceto Welding
Works, Klamath Falls. 3S-28
CITY GARDAOE Whan you want
garbage removed call 52J.
Printing. Stationery and offlci
supplies. Pioneer Printing and Sta
tionery company 126 Main St. !Mf
EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING All
makes of cars. I do my own work
and guarantee It. Chas. Sllva, at
Oxceto Welding Works, 230 Main St.
Klamath Falls. 25-2S
PHONE PEYTON for wood. 181
LOST AND FOUND
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LOST On Keno road between Spen
cer crcok nnd Klamath Falls, an
overcoat. Howard if returned to
iWhlto Pelican Garage. 22-27
LOST A golden opportunity to sell
your home, your (arm or anything
you wish to dispose of. If you do not
use tho classified columns ot The
Herald. ;.
FOUND A chance to dispose ot any
of the Innumerable' articles that
you have stored away In your cellar,
attlo or barn. Turn your waste. Into
cash. There Is always someone who
wants Just what you have for sale:
Find him through the classified
column of this paper.
Murphey Feet) &
WANTED
. WANTED,.
Trucks and teams' to haul lumber.
BIO LAKES IIO,X CO. J)l ,r 31-JI
MAN AND WIFE wishes posltloa oa
Irrigated or.stock'ranCh1.' Addreae
Dot, J. Mw Herald office. '''''25.II
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WANTED All kinds odafrlfp Iron.
old bones, raga, rubber arrfd all
kinds of metals. Maai WeUi. Cth St..
near Ewauna llox Factory. 21-tf
YOUR WEEKLY CHECK-Llmlted
only by ability and tlmo, devoted to
selling our trees. Complete lino nil
varieties backing you. Write for
terms. Start Immediately.
SALEM NURSERY COMPAKY,
427 Oregon Illdg., Salem, Oreou.
31-7
WANTED Lumber hauling con
tract, any amount. R. It. Mahoney,
White Pelican Hotel. 22-28
WANTED Man to drive
ranch. Phone 253-J. ,
team on
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WANTED A message from you to
tho rcadors of Tho Herald, It yon
have anything for sale, for rent, lost
or found.
ESTRAY
Came to my ranch after April
l&th, one red heifer 2 years old,
branded Circle liar on left side.
Owner may have same by railing at
my place and paying expenses.
26-2S E. L. FRENCH.
MADAME IQ1NA
KNOW YOUR FUTURE
CONSULT OHECO.VH HEHT
World's greatest Clairvoyant anal
"almfst, Phrenologist and Medium.
Horn wltt) double veil.
Reads your entire life, past.
ent and future; advises on buslne
speculations, lovers' quarrels; re
unites the separated; when and
whom you will marry; how to win
the ono you love and also overcome
nil enemies; gives secrets how to con
trol or Influence any one you love or
meet. Tells full names of any on
you care to know. Her advlcehaa
saved and made thousands, war
not you? As a seer and Interpreter
of hidden treasures she has no equal.
See her at oncc.-thls God-glvea.
gifted lady. All business confidential.
Dally readings, including aunoay.
Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. in. Perma
nently located I. O. O. F. bulldlag.
43 Main St., Kiamam rant, urn.
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HOT WITH HEHfS
SAN FRANCISCO.
May 27. Tele
graph companies operating from Saa
Francisco are preparing to handle
virtually an unlimited amount ot
press reports on the Democratic n'a-
tlonal convention to be held here be
ginning June- 2S.
One company alone, the 'Western
Union Telegraph company, haa an
nounced that it is completing Jit a
cost of $500,000 Improvements In It
plant that will tako care of 1.000,000
wcrds dally In addition to Its regular,
business. The Postal Telegraph
Came company Is also Increasing IU
facilities and news agencies and as-,
soclations are getting ready to move
quickly an augmented "load" they
will carry over wires leased from
telephone companies.
Under the multiplex automatic
system, that permits four message t
to be carried each way, eight alto
gether, on one wire, the Western
Union is preparing to take care ot
250,000 words of press matter tor
evening papers and 760,000 for morn
ing papers each day. R. II. Calkin ot
the general manager's office here an
nounced. No additional wires are
being put In, only "channels" for
extra sets ot automatic Instruments
belfig added. Tho multiplex systotu
Is almost twice as fast as the Morse,
In which tho message Is ticked oft by
hand, and the company now handle
65 per cent of Its business by tho now
methods. ,'
Tho company will have Installed,
hore nt the time ot tho convention 13
miles of pneumatic tubes to carry
messages directly into its main oper
ating roomtwhero an Intricate system
ot belt conveyors makes it possible
to get each message sent within ona
minute.
With its new Improvement, , th-v
plant here, (be Western Union6 an-;
nounced, will be the most modem la,
the world and the third largest 14
he Unsfo'tes
-A Classified A will sell It
MILL BE
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